AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHumanitarian Update (Gaza): UN coordinator Ramez Alakbarov says Gaza’s crisis is still “complex” even as some food enters—water, sanitation, shelter and waste systems remain broken, education is running in temporary spaces for 300,000+ children, and over 8,000 people are still missing under rubble. Aid & Recovery (Gaza): He notes heavy reliance on aid and cash because the labor market hasn’t recovered, while residents want to return to schools and work instead of spending another winter in tents. West Bank Pressure: The same UN coordinator calls the West Bank “extremely tense,” pointing to ongoing settlement expansion and continued movement restrictions. Local Livelihood Hit (West Bank): In Faqqua near Jenin, settlers allegedly stole olives from a farmer’s land while he was barred from access for months, threatening a key income source. Reconstruction Debate (Gaza): Analysts warn “Green Rafah” reconstruction could reshape Gaza’s population under Israeli conditions unless Palestinians define and manage return and rights. Movement Controls (West Bank): A new investigation highlights how checkpoints and closures fragment daily life, trapping many residents inside their districts and turning routine trips into hours-long detours.
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